Alessia Cara, Barenaked Ladies among Canada Day performers
Alessia Cara and the Barenaked Ladies will help residents celebrate Canada Day. Those acts will be among performers on the national broadcast from Ottawa on July 1…
Provincial parks waive gate fees for National Trails Day
Staff are opening the gates to provincial parks on Saturday to celebrate National Trails Day. “Spending time in nature and being active is something important we can do for ourselves…
Erratic driving, semi rollover lead Rosetown RCMP weekly calls
Rosetown and Kyle RCMP responded to a range of calls between May 22 and 28, with erratic driving complaints and a semi rollover among the week's notable files.
Young Entrepreneur Bursary offers grants, mentorship to those under 35
Business people up to 35 years old can receive grants and mentorship through the Young Entrepreneur Bursary program.
Environment Department turns to AI for earlier weather warnings
Officials promise that Canadians will learn about bad weather further in advance now that they’ve adopted artificial intelligence to help in their forecasts.
Unity-area RCMP lay assault, impaired driving charges
Unity RCMP and the Wilkie and Macklin detachments handled a range of complaints between May 19 and 25, including an assault charge in Unity and an impaired driving charge near Macklin.
Just A Gal From Glidden: A right turn instead of a left
Every day, I have the pleasure of driving by the Kindersley Regional Park Golf Course on my way to work. I golfed it once, probably in the late 1980s, before I actually knew how to golf.
Penton: Not everyone loves CFL’s new look
The new-look Canadian Football League season kicks off this week and while some are applauding the significant rule changes made to the game since last year’s Grey Cup, not everyone is thrilled.
Pop 89: Adventures in directions
An aide on the neurology ward is holding up a lady diaper. "I've gone from 'I'm a big girl now' to 'I'm an old girl now,'" I say. "Put the long end at the top and the short end at the bottom," she says.
Check It Out: Doctors discuss the impact of AI on healthcare
Here are a few funny doctor's notes recorded by medical secretaries: "Discharge status: Alive, but without my permission." Another note read, "The patient was in his usual state…
Town of Kindersley intends to close alley, add to Public Works yard
The Town of Kindersley council approved an advertisement that will begin the process of closing an alley right-of-way (ROW) and adding it to a nearby municipal parcel.
Kerrobert society looking for help to preserve historic courthouse
A Kerrobert-area non-profit society is seeking help to preserve the community's historic courthouse, which also happens to house the local municipal office and other agencies.
Town of Kindersley approves permit for home-based bakery
Kindersley's business community will soon welcome a new member after town council approved a permit for a home-based bakery.
Town of Eston planning town hall meeting in June
The Town of Eston is planning a "town hall" style meeting in June to discuss important issues with the community, including things like nuisance properties and dogs running at large.
John Watson named 2026 Frontier Days parade marshal
The Swift Current Agricultural and Exhibition Association has named John Watson as the 2026 Frontier Days parade marshal, recognizing decades of service, volunteerism and ties to western heritage.
Tiny hands, big impact
Students from Kerrobert Composite School pulled on their gloves this week and joined forces with Communities in Bloom to clean up public spaces around town.
Students explore skilled trades at Jill of All Trades conference
KINDERSLEY - A group of Kindersley Composite School students joined more than 150 young women from across the province at Saskatchewan Polytechnic's Jill of All Trades event…
Further, Faster, Longer. STRIDE FOR STRIDE.
Athletes from across west-central Saskatchewan brought their best to the track in Kindersley on May 19, with 271 competitors from 10 schools battling through sprints, hurdles, jumps and throws…